A little setup before play

Before handing over the device, check the sound, motion and the first visible activity. Show a child one familiar action and help when they want it. CapyBooBoo includes mute and less motion, and Cappy stays comfortable when you stop. These are practical settings, not therapeutic or screen-time recommendations.

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Baby Cappy in her cosy house, wearing her Sunny dress and Daisy, with her pink dummy and mint ring.

How do I adjust sound?

Use the Sound control at the top of the game. Audio begins after a user gesture, and the mute choice lets you play quietly. Device volume and browser behaviour are separate, so check the real device before playing somewhere quiet.

What does less motion do?

Less motion reduces the game's animated reactions. Choose it when a stiller presentation suits the moment, and let the child try the controls with you. It is not a medical setting or a guarantee about sensory needs.

How do we stop without upsetting Cappy?

Return to the house, finish a small action or simply close the browser. Cappy is not neglected while you are away. There are no lost care streaks or paid energy. The family decides when play is finished; the pet does not create a care deadline.

Should we use a timer?

That is a family choice, not a medical recommendation from this website. This guide describes the product controls. For health or developmental questions about a particular child, use appropriate qualified advice rather than a game's marketing page.

Ready to meet Cappy?

Parents choose access first. Every option includes the complete current game, with no free trial.